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ADIN-DM (ADIN expressed on a total DM basis), ADIN-N (ADIN expressed on total N basis), COW (conventional bales), HDD (heating degree days >30°C), IVDMI (in vitro DM indigestibility), LAB (laboratory-scale bales (used with 1.0, 1.5, or 2.0 to indicate the density compared with CONV))References
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